Mambas are some scary suckers, my family is from South Africa, and my mum used to work in a hospital, and she said it was a real awful thing to see someone come in with a mamba bite. They usually did not survive.
I would only kill them if the defect prevented them from living a good life. Someone asked me a question "What happens if there are defects you cannot see, what do you do then?" If I cannot see the defect, trust me it will eventually show itself, and sad to say it will probably kill the poor...
Yea, I understand new people that get into the hobby aren't very familiar with morphs. I'm saying breeders should at least take the time to learn about morphs instead of producing hatchings and asking what every one of them is.
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Yeah they should get books if they are seriously...
I would be interested. My mum works at the vet school, so obtaining the necessary ointment will be easy. I am just curious as to how much do you want for him.
So who has? I have been bit by a pygmy dusky rattle snake when I was moving it off my walkway. It hurt a whole lot, so what was your experience and how did it happen?